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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Probably busy tweeting
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
They could not find anyone to buy it and migrate customers away from the platform? Surely someone would be interested to purchase?
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
The main problem is that data is transferred out of EU, it is simply not acceptable for a EU company regardless of any DPA (history have shown here that any such DPA would be invalid in the near future). However some of our clients (for exa
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
no, due to slow growth in Q1 and generic tech meltdown.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
What was the problem with Cloud66? I looked at Render but they move data out of the chosen region (so out of EU) and that is a huge issue for our clients. They also proxy through Cloudflare which is another big problem when you are dealing
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Not sure what OP is paying but I'm paying like €3 to Hetzner so it could be a sum that is comparative to the payment.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Really hard to differentiate for PostgreSQL usage, both are great options. The main difference is that TablePlus supports a lot of other databases. I slightly prefer how Postico does things, also it has better PostgreSQL support (TablePlus
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Postico is fantastic, thanks for all your work. Also Table Tool is very useful.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
They store a FB cookie and they store it before user accepts the cookie banner.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Yeah just clarifying. Good summary.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
> DHH suspects that he was uninvite He was not uninvited. He was simply asked to share the keynote with other people. Not an unreasonable request given how large the Rails community is. > because he had "mostly been offline for t
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Perhaps based on him using Twitter as a one-way communication the last year. Not replying to others. Turned off replies for his own tweets. But yeah, poorly worded and unnecessary.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Surprised they are so small. I use Tidal and I'm very happy with it. I switched after Spotify gave a ton of money to the podcast moron Joe Rogan and haven't looked back since (in addition to it being problematic to give money to s
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Music curation was actually what made Tidal (Wimp) great in the first place. They didn't have the tech that Spotify had, and at the time the Spotify AI wasn't very good either, so the Tidal curated lists were really good and much
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Gitea is small and fast. And with surprisingly many features. Really well made.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Norway was independent until 1397.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Actually GDPR requires you to delete data when no longer needed. How long data is needed depends on what type of data it is. For example financial transactions are covered by other laws to be kept for certain amount of time. If data is link
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Are your servers in the EU? I'm currently using Postmark but looking for alternatives to avoid US data transfer.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
So...someone else's web server instead?
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
> ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person Exactly. Content in your website is not information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. GDPR does not require a compan
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
If you are referring to GDPR then it apply to personal information, not all types of data. I don't think content in a CMS would be considered PII, thus not required to be exported. GDPR export is meant to give customers a way to see wh
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
How can it not be available with Sprockets? You can just add .js files.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
It is not regular SMS, it is PKI based with a custom SIM application that uses SMS (Flash). Intercepting these SMS would not help you (unless you have hacked their app). Also note that SIM app runs independently from the mobile OS.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
This is based on a custom SIM application that does crypto. You cannot just reply to the flash SMS by your self. It shouldn't cost you money abroad though, BankID Mobile is free on many networks but if you use a reseller like OneCall t
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Using a debit card online is not wise. If there is an issue you could end up with an empty bank account temporarily. Much better to be able to deal with such issues when you get an invoice at the end of the month.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
> In Europe where I live, I know nobody who buys anything with a credit card or barely if there is a 0% rate promotion. Do you live in Germany? Here in Norway credit cards are quite common for various reasons (safer to use online, pay la
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
"I don't think Zoom is profiting from breeching privacy" They are. "Move fast and break things"-strategy is a decision for higher growth at the cost of privacy, security and stability for customers.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
Yes just go to Jotunheimen and you will find them. But don't go if you are Christian. Call Troll Security Service if you need help.
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by sleepyhead 5y ago
There are no mountain trolls in Finnmark, they live further south as the mountains in Finnmark are not very big.

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